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Subjectivity and compound particles in Japanese
Metličková, Kristýna ; Kanasugi, Petra (advisor) ; Sýkora, Jan (referee)
Compound particles are part of a wide group of grammatical devices in Japanese having the potential to express the subjective voice of the speaker. The thesis analyses compound particles with the goal to test subjective preferences of speakers in the case of having (or not having) possibility to choose from two similar particles. Firstly, the thesis deals with the definition of compound particles according to Yuriko Sunakawa, the successor to the "predicating theory" in its later form by Motoki Tokieda. Compound particles are then related to the theoretical framework of subjectivity and subjectivization by Elizabeth C. Traugott. In the second part, there is a corporal analysis of two semantically similar compound particles ni shite wa - wari ni, dake ni - dake atte, and a single to mo naru to, with regard to their contextual surrounding, coocurence with subjectivity indicators, and sources. The analysed group of particles was proven to be context specific. By comparing the usage of similar compound particles it was possible to pinpoint subjective preferences regardless of the register. The single to mo naru to showed tendencies to appear in a narrow range of topics similarly as the particles existing in a variety. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
Comparative analysis of the Czech and Italian system of criminal sanctions and of the relevant legal terminology.
METLIČKOVÁ, Kristýna
The major aim of this Bachelor thesis is the analysis of Czech and Italian systems of criminal sanctions and the sequential comparison of their differences or similarities. Main part of this thesis is also the analysis of Italian law terminology from this part of law. The work is divided into several parts. The first part deals with brief historical development and fundamental sources of criminal law in both countries. The systems of Czech and Italian criminal sanctions are explained in detail in the second part. The third and fourth parts are concerned with only several kinds of penalties and measures of protection. The detailed comparison of Czech and Italian criminal systems of criminal sanctions focused on their differences and similarities is analysed in the fifth part. Final two parts contain the analysis of relevant Italian law terminology and Italian-Czech glossary. The part of this work is also the summary in Italian language.

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